This may look like a rough example of the very common 2 soldiers / 2 standards type, but it is not. By the time this series was minted for...
Nice! I like them both - great choices!
That's a righteous bust of old Chlorus!
Nice coin Bing! It's always interesting to see A. Pius' portrait facing left on some of the provincials. I think 99% of his coins, imperial and...
I don't think of my coins as investments. Mutual funds and retirement accounts are investments. I collect coins for recreation and entertainment....
I've read that the TICA counterstamp could mean Tiberius or Titus Caesar. The countermarked coins are typically found on As-sized coins in the...
Laodicea ad Mare [ATTACH]
Two of Lugdunum, brothers from different officinae, PLG, SLG... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Happy Birthday, brother Mat! [ATTACH]
I think he's re-imaging coins that are already in his collection. Good stuff, guys. Your bull is VERY nice, Bing.
My one coin of Julian is also of Vota type - it's rather average, but it came in a mixed lot. I didn't actually seek this coin out. [ATTACH]
Uh, yeah - listen Steve-o, I hate to burst your bubble, but she calls me sugarbritches too. I think it's her way of telling us we're as slimy as a...
It's actually quite good - plenty of detail on both sides and clear legends. There's a handful for sale on FORVM now that don't look half as nice...
No not difficult to obtain at all, but they all seem to be flatly struck. Yours has more detail on the reverse than I've seen. I'm holding out for...
Another coin on my want list - I've got a couple choice examples of Constantius II and one barbarous, but none of Julian.
Here's one of my coins with the patina issue - mostly on the reverse. It's a nice, even patina, except it's flaking off here and there. Needless...
BTW, I read AQP in the mintmark.
Nice coin. I don't have a Constans Galley type yet - still looking for the right coin. I have a few coins with similar patinas - basically solid,...
Canada's moving up in the world. They've got their own astronaut now... [ATTACH]
The first is indeed a coin of Constantine II, soldiers/standard type. The second is an anonymous Class B follis of the Byzantine Empire, struck...
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